Crawfish boil helps fund Mary Pinney project Blue
The Bowman and Pinney families, tied since a Wilburn Ranch Crawfish boil in Mont Belvieu, organize a fundraiser with Basher and Chambers families to support Project Blue after Mary Pinney’s sudden death. A neighborly effort honors her mission while sharing the first meet’s memory.
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Bay Area Relay For Life marks 21 years of support
The Bay Area Relay for Life will celebrate 21 years this Friday at Royal Purple Raceway in Baytown. The event, one of the nation’s most successful relays, has fueled cancer fight efforts for over two decades with organizers and attendees playing integral roles.
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Boy Scouts Clean Couple's Home in Community Service
A Boy Scouts group visited a local couple to tidy their home as part of a service project. Volunteers swept floors, organized rooms, and donated time, reflecting the troop's community outreach and teamwork.
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Bible Verse About God’s Love and Eternal Life
A concise verse states that for God so loved the world he gave his one and only Son so that believers may not perish but have eternal life. It emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to salvation and eternal life.
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Town hall to tackle opioid crisis in Baytown area
Maureen Wittels mother of Harris Wittels will headline a free town hall on prescription drug abuse and the opioid epidemic at Lee College Rundell Hall April 18 from 6 to 8 pm. The event, sponsored by Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol and Lee College, features an recovery art display and resources, with a panel including Baytown EMS and police officials and overdose prevention advocates.
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Grief Recovery
Dana Dalbey
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Lee College reviews new monthly budget format
Lee College Board of Regents examined a monthly budget plan following an audit firm recommendation. Weaver advised converting the annual budget to monthly to better track activity and forecast cash flows after the college disclosed a $5 million net shortfall since 2013. Ben Ferrell, a college finance consultant, managed the brief until Budget Page TA.
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Goose Creek rezoning narrows to two high school options
Goose Creek CISD committee of seven board members and 14 citizens selects two high school rezoning plans. One shifts Ross S Sterling neighborhoods to Robert E Lee, the other places northeast area residents near Needlepoint Road to Goose Creek Memorial. The aim is to lift REL attendance and relieve pressure at GCM and RSS while limiting moves and keeping changes close to current boundaries.
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Trump privately muses Syria pullout despite policy
Washington sources say President Trump has repeatedly voiced thoughts of withdrawing from Syria very soon, conflicting with official strategy. Advisers warned weeks ago that a hasty exit could recreate a vacuum and aid extremists or Iran.
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